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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
GENERAL Markets.


NEW YORK; 5-Cotfee-Fair: Rio steady
at l47sc; options stronger and fairly active
sales 81 $50 bags; January Sl3 20Gl3 ~; FebrTI;
arv Sl3 OOGl3 20; March Sl2 soar s.; April
and June So 9OGl3 10; May Sl2 s5645s4n; JulJ
ST. 9OGl3 o.; August Sl2 95G3 Is: Septembsf
Sl3 90; october Sl2 50. Sugar-Steady and qu1sfl
refined weak at Is l .16G 57sc; standard Hs16
G5ltc; powdered 6GGi4c; graduated 1860
CH1CAGo, ILL, Jan. 25.-The wheat market
took big lump" to-day, opening 2403sc un-
der last nights figures, de- lining ga ~ sd
dItional and closing fer the day l.zt fowes
ira ye terday. The advance IN se9eign SCI;
curities and weak Gables were the main fsei
tors in the decline. There had been free buyt9g
on the foreign war sc re, ana when this Ep-
peared to be dlssipated by the As
patches of this morning, there Vas
a ru ,ure ast fosed as follows Wheat No ,, Jan
nary 7Slsc; February ISL; March 7s24 may
s4SaSia4c Corn-No ,. January 35a4c; Feb
ruary 85a4c; March Sss.c; May a!.c Mess
SIP 50; NAV So 67is. Lard-January So AZ;
F bruary Sc Az: Mach Sc s.; May ssyFFs
Cash quotations were as fellows: flouf qtiet
snd changed; No. spring wheat 19lsc; No
, corn 35s4c; mess rork 81 A.; lard per 100
SIS Az: short ribs sides, loose, So 30d6 321z
dry sailed shoulders, boxed, s. 3Ud5 IS; short
clear sides, boxed. Sc 60G6 IS; whisky, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan 25.-Flour-Active and
unchA nged. Wheat active, weak and lower
he absence of foreign war news caused weak
opening, the first prices being &C under yes
terday's close, steady decline amounting to
LAG folawet, but the close was st ady at
figures zai4c lower than yesterday; No; red
cash SladS2c; February s2sc, closing
at SIC; March $50; May s64aS7iac,
closing at S6zSc Corn dull and
lower, Closing i46Hc under yesterday
No mixed. ca.h S4GS5c; February S4h:c;
March IS p G35 1 ass closing 35 &C; May 37ls
G3;s,c oats dull ilGssc lower; No. mixed
cash 27'tc bid; rebruay p &C bid; March 2Sc /;
May 29zsc. Corn meal steady at s. OOa2 O5
Whisky fr ~ at 81 b Wool quiet bat firm /;
medium 2lG35l.c; coarse braid, l6d2lH; low
sandy 1913; fine light, 1sG25c; heavy, LA
elc. Provisions quiet but firm at recent
advance Pc k So %. Lard 81 40. Bulk meats
loose lots, long clear. SIS %; short ribs
S. IS; short cIea Sc 50; boxed long clear Sc 90;
SPORT ribs ST 36iS; s4ort Gear ST 80. Bacon
long cl- ar So sI5s; short ibis s. 90; short
clesr 81 O0Q7 - Hams strong and higher at
$40 5O6I2 50 Afternoon board-Wh- at steady
aud unchanged: corn barely steady, but aoout
unchanged: oats 4 shade essier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
WACO.
How the FIRST Senatorial BatFot Is Re
cetyed-New Bonds.

How the Fust Senatorial Baafot Is Re
ceived-New Bonds.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Jan. 25.-The result of
the senatorial ballot at Austin to-day ap-
pears to furnish satisfaction to every
body here. Maxey's friends say ne leads
and will do so to the end. Reagan's
friends say that the first ballot being
over the break will now commence and
Reagan get the boilers, and Terrell's sd-
herants say precisely the same thIngter
Terrell. Ireland has not so many friends
here as either Maxey, Reagan or Terrell,
Int the few Ireland men are confident
and saw their favorite will gain-from now
on.
The city received another lot OF en-
grayed bonds to-day, representing S+5,-
600, FOR sewerage and street improve,
ment purposes. The first bonds printed
were found to have technical error on
their face and the Comptroller would NOT
register them. The Mayor will take the
latest lot himself to Austin and stay tnere
until they are put in proper shape. Inc
city is out of money and very anxious 10
sell these bonds as soon as possible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

good to choice shipping O594 IS; common
to medium So 4Od3 %; stockers g 6oGa 90
fee ding steers s. 1913 60; cows 81 50GS 20
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments 3OUG; stro G
active and sc higher at s. l5S4 IS. Sheep-Re
ceipts lOS9; shipments none; firm; good e
choice So OOd3 80; common to medium g O06
80
g. car loads; all consigned: dressed beef dull al
Sc 50dS 90 for sides; to-day a Liverpool cable
quotes American refriger ted beef quiet al
SIC per pound; exports, 1900 quarters Of beer.
Sheep-Receipts 1880: market SLOW at 81 Goa
5 80 for sheep; s. OOG6 80. for lambs.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan 25.-Cattle - Receipts
5000; shipmen 1000; market steady; shipping
81, ers, So 4OG5 10; stockers and feeders 81 500
3 30; cows, bulls and mixed, 81 lOd3 20; bulb
3 35S2 SO. HoCs-Receipts II 600; shipments
orc; market strong not quotably higher, s. 15G
) 10. SheeD-Receiuts, 5000; shipments, 1000
market steady; natives s. 0OG3 90: western
s. NUaS 4C; Texans 8 65ai OG; lambs, 81 COO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

Tho Rain Just In Time for stockmen ana
Farmers Not Discouraged by the
prouth,
Special to the Gazette.
Cisco. Ten, Jan. 25.-The rain Satur-
day morning has started the wheat all
over this country to growing. Farmers
tell US that their wheat, which they
thought dead two weeks sgO, is now
pretty and green. The fact is, that the
rain came lust in the right time and Just
the right quantity to benert both the
sUockman and the farmer. The rain was
sufficient to carry the wheat over 1or
some time and not enough to rot the
Grass. which has cured during the dry
weather into hay. New life seems TO
have suddenly sprung into everybody, and
now the long faces that have SO long
graced the countenances OF our people
have broadened into smiles OF every de-
scription.
Judge J. I. Hammone, County Judge
of this county, has received S5ou from the
Board of Trade of the city OF Chicago for
fine drouth sufferers of this county. tie
saws but for the freight he could secure
hundreds of CARLOADS of donations tor
his people here. Judge Hammons has
been yerv enthusiastic and worked quite
energetically for the needy, and if he sue
ceeds in securing free transportation, our
people will receive all the aid they neea.
ia II. A. Taylor of Abilene is in our city
on his wav home from tour lhto ote-
phens, Young and Palo Pinto counties.
He says the drouth seems to have had a
good effect on the people everywhere he
went, as he never saw more healthy
looking or robust looking people IN MS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
DALLAs.
Sunday Law yiolatisns-A Scandal Suit.
Convicts for the Penitentiary.

Sunday Law VIolatisns-A Scandal Suit.
Convicts for the Penitentiary.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Jan. % I'm the trial OF
Wagenheuser for selling beer on Sunday,
the Mayor this morning stated that Mr..
Wagenheuser had invested $4,000 in
Dallas and had lost every cent of it, and
when his child died few days ago he
had to pawn his watch to defray funeral
expenses. The Mayor hoped the City At
torney would be charitable, and cited the
custom in county and district courts
when a prisoner plead guilty in
one or two Of several cases, OF Diminishing
the others. Wagenheuser had agreed to
plead guilty in the one case. But the
CITY Attorney was obstinate and began
the prosecution. After securing convic-
ton in three cases he examined the ALL
dayits in the remaining nine and con-
sented to dismiss them. Mr.. Wagon
heuser has to charge up $50 to "proft
aud loss" and the city will appropriate
that amount to street Improvement.
A charge of Sunday law violation against
BDedeker & Miller was dismissed on the
ground thata firm cannot be convicted
of q crime, but that criminal procedure
must be had against them severally.
This afternoon force attempted to re-
place the pavement lately torn up by the
Dallas Railway Company, but Judge
AIdridge issued an order restraining any
further action until the present Injunction
suits are determined.
The Callahan and Wylie party of coun-
terfeiters were before United States Com
missioner Burford this morning. de
bound them over N the sum OF $500 each,
in default of which they were re-commit-
ted to jail.
The cases of Laura Bennett and Hattie
Burns for passing counterfeit money, VINO,
it will be remembered, were arrested here a
few DAYS ago, were dismissed, there be-
inc no evidence that the parties were
guilty of knowingly passing spurious
coin.
THE BIG SCANDAL CASE.
The $50, 900 damage suit of Rebecca J:
Huckabee against Hambord, appealed
some time ago from the County to the
District court, came up to-day and was
continued till next term OF court.
GAMBLING.
-Sockwell & Rowland, proprietors Of the
Wichita saloon, were before "hizzoner"
this morning for allowing gambling in
their saloon. The case was continued
until tomorrow.
The following convicts were b ought
to Dallas to-day 10 await the arrival Of
another from Fort Worth, when all will
be taken to the penitentiary: j. B. Wink
Ter, horse stealing, five years; Frank
Washington, robbery and attempt to
murder, twenty years; Johr Thompson,
horse stealing, five years Jack Williams,
forgery, four years; Jsnkins Barrett,
theft, two. years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
1--we stock Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. a5.-Cattle-Receipts
eco; shipments 100: marset strong choice heavy
native steers 81 3iS4 30; fais TO good ship
ping steers So 70G4 80; butchers steers. iair
TO choice s. OOG4 10; feeders, fair 70 good
So 6Od3 5O stockers, fair to good 81 0062 90;
Texans, common tn cnoice. 81 S063 60. Hogs
Receipts 4l44; shipments none; ma ket active
and strong at s. 9oa5 10 Sheep-Re.
ceipts 900; shipments 1905; market quiet
common to fair 81 2563 60; medium to fancy
IS 1064 IS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Jan. 2j.-Cattle-Receipts
1900; shipments 500; shipping grades strong
and 6l0c uizher; cows and butchers stuff firm
and shade higher; feeding steers steady
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
swiss Ghesse.
At Fort Worth Grocer Co.
Z Notes from Decatur.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, Ten, Jan. 25.-lt is now
settled fact that there is consider
able suffering and restitution in Wise
county, more perhaps than in any other
county in Texas, and that is accounted Tor
from the fact that we have at least twice
the population of any other drouth-strick
en- county in Texas.
Hon. G.. B. Pickett will go to austin
this evening to work for the Wise county
drouth sufferers, and to get the taxes
RENTED or temporarily suspended.
The late rain has brought to life tht
wheat crop and filed up water holes LOT
stock, and greatly revived business.
VIM. Ledford and DR.. j. l. Lay nave
rented and opened up the Carpenter
hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
The Coffee Markets.

GALVESTON, TEN. Jan. IS -Cofee-W mole
sale grocers revised quotations as follows;
Ordinary. Is &c; good ordinary, l5ssc; fair. I6c;
prime IL sc; choice, 1910; peaberry, l75sc; o!i
govt Java, &c importers are filing round 10:
orders rio coffees at following rrices: Ordinary
l5c; good ordinary, l5'sc; tair, l5%c; prime,
l6c; choice, I61lc; peaberry, Ilc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
The Wool Market ,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 25.-Wooi-Firnl;
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia, M end
above. 36637Ic; medium and coarse, 3SG40c:
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western,
medium, Ss939;; coarse, $3.50; washed. comb-,
ing and delaine, coarse, 3sG4cc; Tub washed,
fair, 4Oa4Sc; Valley Oregon, coarse, e5a25c.s
Boston, MASS, Jan. e5-Wool ffm, with
good demand; Ohio and heS- syfssnia
X %c; do XIX 34G36c; do. XX ana alyoFe $50
SIC; Michigan Y 32d33Ec; No. wool shaded
Ss639c. Esesse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at AN United States Ports.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. Is -Cotton-spot
closed easy.
Low ordinary, t Is tic; ordinary. = l6c; good
ordinary, 81; low middlipg, II l6c; midding
&c; GO d mlddliag, sc; middling fair, 97sc;
fair, 10 Ice
sales l., COD ba es.
Futures opened steady, ruled dull b1t steady,
clnEinr sfnahv and 4ni nnints hIrhnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
FORT WORTH MARKETs-DAILY Re
VIEW,

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX, Jan. %. 1857.
Trade was fair to-dayS
Eggs are cent higher than yesterday,
and are still in demand.
Wool men still look for an increase in
price on what wool is still in the state.
Chickens and turkeys are very slow.
An exchange says: "Several years ago
the idea of raising our own tea took pos
session of Congress, and one appropria-
ton after another to the amount If $685.
900 was made to test the capacity of our
soil and climate for the business on q tea
| farm in South Carolina. For time the
reports were encouraging, and we were
tempted to look forward to time when
our tea trade with China and Japan would
cease, and our vast population would
; drink tea OF our own raising. But these
reports stopped; the tea project passed
out of mind, and the public forgot that
there was such thing as the tea farm.
The Commissioner of Agriculture now in
forms US that nothing has come of the
scheme. We have expended $4,000, and
have nothing to show for it; and the Com
missioner states that the tea farm will be
abandoned, and revert to its owner. We
can raise tea; but the Chinese and Japan
csc can raise it at less cost, and Of better
quality"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
Texas Express Company.

Texas Express Company.
The Texas Express company will on
January l, 81, open Offices on Kansas
City extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, aud Gu Paris extension from
Fssmersville to. Honey Grove, Tex, of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following offices:
Kyle, Merit,
Haslet, Celeste,
justin, Wolf City,
Gerald, Ladonla,
Krum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
Vallv View,
Gainesville. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-Cotton Spot closed
dull and in BUYERS favor.
Ordinary I'D: good ordinary, 49, led
low mldding, 5l-l6i; middIing uplands
5 3 led middling Orleans, ) 5-l6d.
Total sales, 1000; American, $50; imports,
90 400; American, % 400.
Futures closed dull at last evenings quota
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Cotton--spot closed
steady.
Sales, IS
Ordinary. 6aac;. good ordinary, 8'gc; low
middling, &C; middllng, gisc; good mtddling,
924c middlng fair, joe.
Futures closed quiet but steady, to SpOints
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged. Futures From
Two to Five Points Higher-MOney
Market Easy.

Wheat Opened Weak, FIuctuated Narrowly
and Closed at a DecIine-Live Stock
TRANSACTIONS lsk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

Constipstioh originates numeEeas fatal
diseases. Morris Casesrine win remove,
all traces of tbs disofdessg; ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
MARTIN CO.,
CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH SITS.
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods House in Fort WORTH
C. T. CAMPBELL,

313 Main ST., FIT. Worth.
)MPANY'S LIST OF OFFICES.
there ale no agents, and
nts must be prepaid, with
S to put off at owners risk.
Lampasas,
tLockhart,
Linden,
Leon Junction.
Lock,
Lords,
Livingston,
tLcggett,
Lufkin,
FLola,
LOzansport, La,
sMustang, Tex,
*MilIEeim,
Mullen,
Milano,
Moody,
McGregor,
Meridian.
Morgan,
Montvale,
Meredith,
Midlothian,
MONTGOMERY,
Morris,
Mt. Pleasant
MuTchisOE,
Malakof,
Mt. Calm,
Mt. Sellman,
Murray,
Moscow,
Miami.
Nolanville,
NavasOta,
Nacogdoches,
oSles'
OSlesOy'
Ihlilps,
Pendleton,
Plantersville,
Pittsburg.
Powell,
rurdon,
paulle,
Presswood'
quarry,
Richmohd'
rosenberg
rogers,
Rlcker,
kltchie,
husk,
Sealey,
- somerplIle,
SANTA anna
Snahnon'
Sulphur'
'Smitn,s'
summit,
Shephero'
fSterne,
Shreveport L.
THOMPSON. 1cN.
Iemple,
Guelove,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26


8. Il. Gets, agt., 81
TEXAS EXPRESS CONF
| At points marked "
| freight for such points
written Instructions to
/ Alvin,
'Arcola,
Antelope Gap,
AlyaradO,
Allen Farm,
Athens,
AXteu,
Alto,
Angelina,
Bellville,
{ Brenham,
BuckholtZ,
Blum,
Bolton,
Brentwood,
Bangs,
Brantley.
Ballinger,
Bassetts,
Belden,
big Cypress,
Bette,
Big Sandy.
BrownsbOrough
Bullard,
Burke.
tCrahb.
tCouroes,
Caldwell,
tCone,
Cameron,
Coleman,
Crawford.
Clifton,
Cleburne,
Crowley,
Copperas Cove,
Cedar Hill,
tCIay,
Corley,
CoOkville,
Chandler,
Corslcana,
Cleveland,
CorrIgan,
Corpus Christi,
Clear Lake,
Duke,
oyer,
Dallas,
Duncanville,
Dawson.
Fort Worth,
Gay HM, ~
tiohdthwaite.
sEImer,
Gatesville,
lhGoodrich,
Garrison,
Galvesten
Hiteke1cR,
\ aeuStal.
Heia&nheimer,
sHugSes,
s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
CISCO

Tho Rain just la Time for stockmen and
Farmers - Not Discouraged by the
-. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
ENGLISH CONsOLs,
LONDON, Jan. % -Consols closed 100 9-l6
for money, silver AID.

NEW YORK, Jan 25. - Bonds and stocks
closed at following prices bid:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

The Texas EXPIRES, company way: bIlIs d.
rect to St. Louis, Chicago, New York, Ph!ladel-
press company Is the only company that way
bills direct to all offices in the Southern Ex-
press company's territory. Shippers having
freight or money for points In the southern
Texas Express company at one through rate
no trsL ster
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26

This is four hours quicker than the fastest time
by any other line,
The Day Express has Parlor- cars, So. Louis to
Cincinnati, and Palace Sleeping cars from Gin
cinnati to Washington and Baltimore without
change.
The Night Express has slcepers through with
out change. No other line from st. Louis runs
u through s'ecpng-car to the National Capital
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

1Gz anniversary s.tl<al2 a tl~ it-@
sasA-nxaaLD. ~n.eh - apessr isazes-
rss. zrexs asd <re~s. Sc aa.1 ztsssls'i
81 ias1s sixie=1-Sage pagsf s@d t-@
sgaes alieft=d - ssssFt.sia< usafssf hss-
- esea 1isl. - ~sfe s4fiy i@si sFsa-
i1g ecllaells1 - s=kuss sppl-eas'oes tss
space anti st lass - ssaut 4 nse-sseFy
% .ss4a q tssaiy- sass sdAtloa. lea2af'
sos. f6efefors. xs sLal print b fsr the
larssst paper sssf sssus1 a sn.s city, 40
ens u ths lzsgsst sssE g4a--zAsd -
Mehizsa. shoald oar glossT.o~rs sls-
are extra eop.ss of il Ibss sLcaia leave
"a order IA oar eoaltins- s-E0on ca ~ith
tLsir nsssieaisr O. nssshoy todsy.
The snnigsrsafy 8ambsr q tie 4ELx-
sEAA. hzaALD Ill boom 6raai ka2ias
Ihose 81 10 desire b taks advantage OF
oar fEes ~waat al oder must send their
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10 tie haziress osase Be-
f1rs nooa todsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
rs eeRll 81 TAs srATg.


sud1suly. almost Niib0at uois "
waning. = peril which msasces the very
foundation q rhs State. has eflssa IA
t1is eisY Indeed. lt II = conspiracy
sbieh threatens 70 rsyolutlonlzs The
shos world. lnc.lding ireland. We
aeed loE say that We refer to ths women
u the Christian Temperance JDioD.
shose bold manifesto was published II
our nsws columns yesterday. We boast
" iAs freedom Of spssch IA tins country,
and free speech within certain limits, Is
good add right; but when freedom OF
speech is,cafried 10 the extent thst it's IN
csndiary and imperils eur goverDment,
ne limits Of safety hays been passed and
il Il time FOR the majesty OF the law 70
assert IT'S restraints. TIE narrow escspe
OF the City ot Chicago fsOm being
crushed under the feet OF blOodtbirsty
Anarchists, "a a solemn warning agAinst
tsmporiz ug with computations. Let
no MAJ persuade himself that there Is no
danger because tie conspirators wear
pessicOats. The leader Of the greatest
conspiracy this Nation ever saw was in
petticoats when he was captured. Fur
shefmore, il mus. bs borne in mind that
pstiiccats surround practically one bali
q tho population OF tie State. There
were - Kent coanty, IL 1884, over 4l,0OO
females against few over 1890 males,
an odds which is much more thsn over
come by the despersts Dissemination
which plainly inspires shese women. In
this State there are about 100000 women.
What sort Os q show OF resistance against
such an army, wonld our isw puDy
militia companies make? Or what coald
wen q handful OF regular soldiers at FL.
Wayne or F. Msckinac do2 The militia
would be Knocked ont by the broon1sticks
irone round, and the regulars woald be
driven into the water anu drowned Ike
rats as the h.s. assault. But add
20 this Rwfal femae force the forces Of
the oppressed IN Ireland and on the con-
tinent o. Europe vlth whom these women
make common cause, aud the cause for
alarm is overwhelming. Such bold re-
ssrtion OF purposes ~ the woraea have
I published indicates groa. confidence in
the strength OF their movement and in
the speedy accomplishment cf their pur-
rose. IL i therefore OF the greatest i'm
I portsnce that the danger should Do Crap
pied with before it has time 10 grow.
Happily the authorities srs forevarned
aud Il to be forewarued is no. 20 be fore
armed it certainly ought to be. Le'
General PIEE make a rsqulsitlon a.
once for Winchester rifles for .hs vet
eraHs OF the Soldiers Home for the in
mediate protection CT this city, and let
Governor Lrcz promptly call upon our
citizen soldiery TO stand IN readiness tCr
service ct moments notice, and ABOVE
ali lee the Governor take immediate meas
urss 20 raise sn army OF mice which may
be let loose at the frat onset OF the in
surrection.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
WIN ABoUf woNES.

What's the matter ~.th Ann Eliza for
chemist : zlfls name ~ D. Stu.
fae small boy Ike woman. = likely
sofus day 10 make anlsn grown kzchaage.
Woman sphere talked 50 much about
amganls ~ Lola.ns llole. really, than =
mouse
Intimacy mzy breed eontsmpt, bu, Il viii
never cad 70 tie dlV0lgsnce OF the age OF a
woman ~ Efellaage-
Lady Tennyson. the iAureates vile. does
not write poetry. aud. come 20 think Of if.
the Laureate himself does lot write poetry
50 much as be did B0s'oa ffaascrip,.
A novel pm FOR the hair or bonnet Is 10
tbe form OF 8 silver Interrogation point
Novel And set an interrogation point IS
not novel thing about a woman.--Soassr-
tllts Joer.igi.
There IS young lady in this city who
keeps a little book in which she writes
down the things she saonld buy. bat cannot
ahOrd 70 wear. Strangely enough enough.
she calls il her ought-,o buy -ogrsphy ~.
@Es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
ODDS ASp Evps.

Miss Mar Green. q c0iored woman OF
Ftjec1h. M Who il emitting her third set
cd reefh. ssys she is iQ3 yesrs cld
Nsw Jersey has school teacher who in
clades pcssf IA his acroDp piishalsnfs and
tescbes is a sc1ooi 20 q class ~ boys
The Whitney baby - slrsa3v ahead 81 bsr
psca Sne has been elected President of the
s. D1roihes Flower Mission Of Wsshinx-
ton.
A Phns.leiphia svndicafa has iust oh.
n 1eI = r'zhf % erect - sgrsph ines in
parts ~ Ctlns. and = navtV 1f aemsn 0il
ss8 tor thar crnnfrr Anfa %
Captain Nathaniel FISH. Of tne Cherokee
NsfIan th1u4h ceutsnarau. ia Fe~v
acags snd NJ - f-1m bis aFu i1f0
Tslezna. 4 distance ~ seven niles. onee Or
t~1e Esek lie feesntiy c1f fNa as1
trefA
ffem Msine 20 Georgia sxis8ts - moon
t1wsr craze Iae msentke s-eus ~
fals eiant wa snt lp iaoasar 4f homes
tae ecaa ~ -anu1er f.arfed or ia Ma
or 3 lne r. Etaey exposure s. sii rsecs a
aashf gf f'tF go in Eeo Aeasbs sni Nill
ts 8fesiiT covered viii RI 1at shecea
tseers. r1lcA eaea eHIr al asll 1r 8ark
tAys.-Aen Is1t lssstng ssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

II = ssid b "a NJ. PARxEnls opinion
that the deliberate arm ot the supporters
Of ccsrcion - g. provoke crime and to
shock snd provoke English opinion. thus
postponing home rule bey.nd The period
II Mr. GLkpsT MSS politesl lie. Tbs
seems hks harsh Judgment. and Jet ueu
Who oouli frame srd support such = hil
are cspable of gong to any length 10 AZ
tsin thar snd II TIE Irisa vii sasrs
Mr. PARSErt susvi-ion Il vii. no 3oubt.
make them doubiy csrefal and sven fewer
sgrarian ofsnses than hsve been con-
uiitfed istaiv Vii be the reeu'k AZ
any rate it is 70 - hoped ihsf the in-
kahstants 81 the Emerald Isia VII c'u-
srol themselves and give tas enemy a.
httis esass a. possible Tor pr1ssratioa.
Let them net "a provoked into oommit.
ting aSrsr,sn crimes By any hili. however
brutal. and they VII surely tzianpa in
- end.